Why every business should conduct an annual security survey

All business can be vulnerable to criminal damage, including theft, vandalism and arson.

That’s why it’s a sensible precaution to have an annual security check. By pinpointing strengths and weaknesses in your current security, you can take steps to safeguard your business premises.

As a consequence of this, you can also lower your insurance premiums, create a better working environment, and increase consumer confidence.

Locked Out? No Call Out Charge Guaranteed

If you find yourself in need of an emergency locksmith, you may be worried about how much it’s going to cost you.

Are drones the future for protecting property and land from intruders?

There have been many articles recently on drones being used for security. It’s an interesting concept and one that’s being tested extensively in the US and Australia.

7 steps to securing the windows of your home or business

Homes with no security measures in place are five times more likely to be burgled than those with simple security measures according to Police.UK.

Top 10 Tips for Securing an Empty Property

If you’re going on holiday, working abroad, or waiting for tenants to move in, you’ll want to be sure that your property is protected while it’s empty.

Whether the property is vacant for the short or long-term, these tips will help you ensure it stays safe and secure.

Who is responsible for the security of a rental property – landlord or tenant?

It’s the responsibility of the landlord to ensure a rental property is secure. This includes making sure doors, windows, garages and any outbuildings can be closed and have an adequate lock.

If this is in place when a tenant signs their agreement, then they will take on the responsibility of making sure their new home stays secure.